TIPPVÄXEL problem

[outbaxx]

If I fly at low alt and M1.1+ and move my stick fast about 10% I get about 7G readout on the G-meter. Why is that ?

Shouldn't I get a smaller output from that?

[outbaxx]

I'm not sure that it's the TIPPV. that's the problem here. I flipped the TIPP VÄXEL to Till and this should give a pitch input gearing that correspond to landing speeds. And I see a difference with in on.

 

The question is if the outer elevons have a exaggerated movement? The outer elevons should give you fast and precise corrections but instead it gives fast and exaggerated corrections.

It's even possible do 25G pulls.

Are we perhaps missing some dampening effect ?

[outbaxx]

I set the bottom saturation to 65 with 0 curvature, it's less erratic and with full stick it corresponds close to the SFI figures in G. Without the saturation I got max G at about 60% stick movement the last 40% just acted like a air brake.

[razo+r]

do you have damping system on?

[Corrigan]

I set the bottom saturation to 65 with 0 curvature, it's less erratic and with full stick it corresponds close to the SFI figures in G. Without the saturation I got max G at about 60% stick movement the last 40% just acted like a air brake.

 

Do we know how far the elevons should deflect?

[outbaxx]

TIPPVÄXEL problem

 

Do we know how far the elevons should deflect?

 

Yes, there are specific numbers in the SFI, can't remember them now.

Edited February 23, 2017 by outbaxx

[Pocket Sized]

I remember reading that the servo actuators don't have enough power to fully deflect the elevons at very high IAS.

 

Maybe this behavior isn't implemented yet? When I get the chance I'll do some experimenting.

[TOViper]

Do I guess right that the TIPPVÄXEL switch (AUT/LANDN) is currently not working/implemented?
Or is the red warning TIPPVÄXEL just not working?

Edited September 10, 2022 by TOViper